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Dog Friendly Holidays in Llandudno

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Dog Friendly Holidays in Llandudno

Llandudno is a natural fit for dog friendly holidays. Stays where four-legged family members are welcome. Compare the best-matched places to stay below.

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Travelodge

Travelodge

✓ Less than five minutes' walk to Rhyl's seafront

🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Rhyl East (Good water quality)

Rhyl

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Clontarf Hotel

Clontarf Hotel

✓ Small luxury hotel on Llandudno's peaceful West Shore

🏖️ 0.49 miles from Llandudno West Shore (Good water quality)

Llandudno

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The Northwood

The Northwood

✓ Adults-only, pet-friendly family-run guesthouse in Rhos-on-Sea

🏖️ 0.47 miles from Colwyn Bay (Excellent water quality)

Colwyn Bay

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Trwyn yr Wylfa

Trwyn yr Wylfa

✓ Set within Snowdonia National Park with sea and mountain views

🏖️ 0.66 miles from Penmaenmawr (Excellent water quality)

Llandudno

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Travelodge

Travelodge

✓ Ocean waves just a 10 minute walk from your bedroom

🏖️ 0.3 miles from Colwyn Bay Porth Eirias (Excellent water quality)

Colwyn Bay

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The Wildings Hotel

The Wildings Hotel

✓ Sea-facing suites with stunning views across Llandudno Bay

🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Llandudno North Shore (Good water quality)

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What's on offer for dog owners

BritStays currently lists 17 dog-friendly stays in the Llandudno region, and every one of them is marked Pet Friendly. The mix leans heavily towards outdoor holidays: 12 are caravanning sites, 3 are camping sites and 2 are hotels. If you picture a holiday with your dog as a caravan or tent pitch with space to come and go, you'll have plenty of choice. If you'd rather have a hotel room, the options are much narrower, so plan accordingly.

Most of the stays are in or around Llandudno itself (13 of the 17). There are two in Conwy, one listed as Conwy, North Wales, and one in Colwyn Bay. If you want a bit more distance from the busiest part of the region, look at those smaller clusters first.

Choosing the right stay for your trip

The listed facilities give a useful sense of what kind of trip each place suits.

  • Families wanting on-site entertainment: Conwy Holiday Park in Conwy, North Wales lists evening entertainment alongside a bar and restaurant. Castle Cove Caravan Park in Llandudno has a bar, a cafe and takeaway food, which helps on evenings when nobody wants to cook.
  • Couples after something more comfortable: Aberconwy Resort & Spa lists a swimming pool, hot tub and gym. Tan Rallt Caravan Park offers a hot tub, gym and spa, and Oakfield Caravan Park also has a hot tub. Before you book, check whether dogs can be left in your accommodation while you use these facilities.
  • Simpler, quieter stays: Maes Dolau Farm Caravan Park, Pen-y-Ffrith Caravan Park and Trwyn yr Wylfa list practical basics such as toilets, parking or a picnic area rather than leisure extras. These may suit you if your days revolve around walks with the dog.
  • Eating on site: seven of the stays have a restaurant and seven have a bar. Gorse Hill Caravan Park, Tan Y Bryn Caravan Park and Berthlwyd Hall Holiday Park all list a restaurant, and Cefn Cae Camping Site has a bar. Ask whether dogs are allowed inside, as policies vary.

Accessibility, transport and connectivity

Nine of the 17 stays list disabled access, including Bryn Morfa Holiday Park, Tan Y Bryn Caravan Park and The Northwood in Colwyn Bay. The Northwood also lists indoor areas, which is useful if the weather turns. Twelve stays are near a bus stop, so leaving the car for a day is realistic, though you should check bus operators' rules on dogs before relying on it.

If you drive an electric car, six stays have EV charging nearby. Only six list WiFi, so if you need to stay connected, confirm it directly rather than assuming.

What to do once you're there

There's a good spread of things to see, many of them in Llandudno and Conwy:

  • Conwy Suspension Bridge, cared for by the National Trust, is one of the region's best-known landmarks.
  • Great Orme Visitor Centre, the Home Front Museum and the Llandudno Chocolate Experience are all in Llandudno.
  • Dolgarrog Railway Society and Wireless in Wales are in Conwy and suit anyone interested in local history and technology.
  • Further afield, you'll find Porthmadog Maritime Museum and Bywyd Gwyllt Glaslyn Wildlife in Porthmadog, and Anglesey Transport Museum - Tacla Taid on Anglesey.

Many of these are indoor museums, and dogs may not be allowed inside. It's worth checking each attraction's policy in advance. If not everyone in your group wants to go in, plan to take turns walking the dog.

When and how to book

With 17 stays to choose from, you have some flexibility. Even so, dog-friendly pitches and rooms are often limited within a site, and some parks cap the number of dogs per booking. If you're travelling in the school holidays or on bank holiday weekends, book well ahead, especially for the two hotels.

Before you confirm, ask the stay directly:

  • how many dogs you can bring, and whether there's a size or breed restriction
  • whether there's a pet charge
  • whether dogs can go in the bar, restaurant or cafe
  • whether dogs can be left unattended in your caravan, tent or room
  • whether there are dog walking areas on site

Write down the answers or keep the email. Rules can differ even between parks a short way apart, and having them in writing saves any confusion when you arrive.

Frequently asked questions

How many dog-friendly stays are there in the Llandudno region?

BritStays lists 17 dog-friendly stays in the Llandudno region, and all 17 are marked Pet Friendly.

What type of dog-friendly accommodation is most common around Llandudno?

Caravanning is by far the most common, with 12 sites. There are also 3 camping sites and 2 hotels.

Are there dog-friendly stays outside Llandudno town itself?

Yes. Most of the 17 stays are in Llandudno, but there are two in Conwy, one listed as Conwy, North Wales, and one in Colwyn Bay. Examples include Berthlwyd Hall Holiday Park and Bryn Morfa Holiday Park in Conwy, and The Northwood in Colwyn Bay.

Which dog-friendly stays have leisure facilities like a pool or hot tub?

Aberconwy Resort & Spa lists a swimming pool, hot tub and gym. Tan Rallt Caravan Park has a hot tub, gym and spa, and Oakfield Caravan Park has a hot tub. Check whether dogs can be left in your accommodation while you use these facilities.

Can I get around without a car on a dog-friendly holiday here?

Twelve of the 17 stays are near a bus stop, including Bryn Morfa Holiday Park and Oakfield Caravan Park. Check the bus operator's rules on dogs before you travel.

What attractions are there near Llandudno?

In Llandudno you'll find the Great Orme Visitor Centre, the Home Front Museum and the Llandudno Chocolate Experience. Nearby there's Conwy Suspension Bridge, Dolgarrog Railway Society and Wireless in Wales. Check each attraction's policy on dogs before you visit.

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